celexon Motor HomeCinema Plus Tension CLR-UST 100" High-Contrast Motorised Screen for Laser TV

celexon Motor HomeCinema Plus Tension CLR-UST – 100-Inch Laser TV Screen for Wall and Ceiling

With laser TV, the screen has a major say in picture quality: The extremely steep projection angle makes flatness and fabric texture more important than with conventional projectors. This motorised tensioned screen lowers at the push of a button from a slim housing on the wall or ceiling and disappears upwards again when not in use. Its latest-version black grid CLR fabric is designed for ultra short throw projection from below.

• Motorised on the wall or ceiling: The fabric extends downwards from the housing and disappears back upwards when not in use.
• celexon Black Grid – the premium CLR fabric: not an ordinary CLR, but celexon's highest-quality CLR version (latest version), tuned to the steep laser TV projection angle.
• Permanently flat image surface: a large spiral roller and side tension cable system keep the fabric taut and crease-free.
• Convenient automation: with the supplied wireless trigger, the screen extends automatically when the projector is switched on (via trigger output or USB, or via FT1 if required).
• Made for laser TVs / UST projectors: the fabric is tuned to projection light coming from below.

Goes well with: 4K laser TVs · laser TV pull-out for shallow furniture

Designed specifically for laser TVs: The CLR fabric is designed for ultra short throw projection. For conventional home cinema projectors, an ALR/high-contrast screen is the right fit; our screen buying guide will help you decide.

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Why a CLR screen for a laser TV?

A laser TV, also known as an ultra short throw or UST projector, projects its image upwards at an extremely steep angle from just a few centimetres away. This makes flatness and fabric structure far more important than with conventional projectors: even slight waves or an unsuitable surface visibly impair geometry, sharpness and brightness distribution. The Black-Grid CLR fabric of this motorised screen is therefore not a normal screen with a contrast function but a specialist screen optimised for laser TV projection: its light-directing microstructure directs the projector light towards the viewer and reduces distracting stray light from above.

The celexon Black Grid – ahead of ordinary CLR: Thanks to its particularly high number of lamellae, it delivers more picture impact, a deeper black level and very good colour coverage compared with a simple CLR fabric.

A CLR screen significantly improves contrast in ambient light but is no substitute for darkening the room in direct sunlight. Your laser TV provides the necessary light output; current models from Hisense, Formovie or Epson, for example, offer plenty of it.

Applications: what the celexon Motor HomeCinema Plus Tension CLR-UST is suited for

Living room home cinema without visible technology: The screen only extends from its wall- or ceiling-mounted housing for film night and then disappears completely back upwards. Nothing remains permanently present in the living room – neither a black TV nor a visibly hanging screen.

Permanent home cinema installation: Mounted on the ceiling, the screen blends discreetly into the ceiling area and reveals the full image height at the touch of a button, ideal for a permanently set-up home cinema with a fixed laser TV position.

Multi-purpose room: Where the room is not just a cinema, the motorised screen provides the large image and frees up the space again after the screening, without a fixed screen dominating the room.

Set-up and installation

The tensioned motorised screen is mounted as a slim housing on the wall or under the ceiling; the flexibly positionable mounting brackets allow both options. At the touch of a button, the quiet tubular motor lowers the fabric; when not in use, it retracts back into the housing and is out of sight.

With a CLR fabric, flatness determines picture quality: even the smallest waves become visible at the steep laser TV angle. That is exactly why two sophisticated mechanisms work together in this screen:

• Spiral roller prevents pressure marks in the fabric: On basic motorised screens, the bonded joint between fabric and roller tube forms a small edge which, over the years, can press into the fabric as a horizontal wave as it rolls up. The spiral roller has a milled recess for this: the start of the fabric lies flat in the roller, so after the first turn the fabric continues to roll up evenly and without creases.
• Lateral tension cable system for taut edges: The laterally guided cable tensioning system keeps the fabric under constant tension and pulls it crease-free right into the corners, without the waves at the edges that are typical of basic pull-down screens.

The 40 cm black top drop helps position the image at a comfortable viewing height. The exact mounting height depends on the laser TV model, furniture and desired image position; you will find the right wall distance and offset (distance upwards) in the manual or on the product pages of the respective laser TVs.

Control: motor, trigger and remote control

In the simplest case, you raise and lower the screen via infrared remote control. But full convenience comes from automatic coupling with your projector: the screen lowers when you switch on and retracts when you switch off, without a second remote. The supplied trigger set provides this automation, and optional accessories make it even more reliable and convenient:

• Wireless trigger set included: connects to your projector's 12 V trigger output (+3 to +20 V DC) or via an adapter to a free USB port and triggers the screen when the projector starts. Convenient, with one limitation: some projectors keep supplying power to the USB port for some time after being switched off, so the screen retracts late or not at all.
• celexon HomeCinema Funktrigger FT1 (optional): is looped into the projector's power cable and detects switching on and off from the actual power consumption rather than from a control signal. This means it switches cleanly, even with projectors without a trigger output or free USB port, and in practice it is the most stable solution.
• Motorised laser TV slide-out (optional): When the projector is switched on, the slide-out and screen move into position together: the slide-out pushes the laser TV forward to the right throw distance (ideal for shallow furniture) and the screen extends. After the film, both retract by themselves – a single remote control is all you need.

An RS485 port is also available for integration into a room control system.

In the box

• celexon Motor HomeCinema Plus Tension CLR-UST Screen (Housing)
• Wall/ceiling mounting brackets, flexibly positionable
• Infrared (IR) remote control
• Wireless trigger set incl. built-in trigger unit and receiver eye
• Mounting materials
• Instructions & screen usage notes

Available sizes

All sizes come in a white aluminium housing; larger diagonals need correspondingly more space on the wall or ceiling.

Different design? The same CLR fabric is available free-standing as a CLR floor-rising screen and as a permanent fixed-frame screen. The ultimate premium model is the free-standing HomeCinema Plus.

Is this motorised screen right for you?

• Yes, if you use a laser TV and want a motorised screen that is mounted on the wall or ceiling and disappears upwards.
• Not ideal if the screen is to stand freely in front of the wall – other CLR designs are available for this (see above).
• Not suitable if you use a normal 4K projector from a greater distance instead of a laser TV.

Check before you buy

• Laser TV model: Wall distance and offset vary depending on the device; it's worth checking the manual of the laser TV.
• Furniture depth: If the lowboard isn't deep enough, the motorised laser TV slide-out creates the necessary throw distance.
• Mounting height: Housing position, top drop and image height should suit the seating position.
• Room light: The CLR fabric improves contrast in ambient light, but is no substitute for darkening in direct sunlight.

Frequently asked questions about the celexon Motor HomeCinema Plus Tension CLR-UST

Does the screen work with any projector?
The Black Grid CLR fabric is specifically designed for laser TVs that project from below – light from above, on the other hand, is rejected. A normal projector hits the fabric from exactly this unfavourable direction, especially when ceiling-mounted; the image then looks much darker, uneven or colour-shifted. For regular projectors, we recommend an ALR/high-contrast screen or a white screen instead.

Can the screen be mounted on the ceiling?
Yes. The supplied mounting brackets can be positioned flexibly and allow both wall and ceiling mounting. In both cases, the fabric extends downwards and retracts back into the housing when not in use. Pay attention to the interplay of ceiling height, top drop, projector offset and furniture or projector height. You'll find the specific values in the dimension table on the product page of your laser TV; we'll also be happy to work out the combination with you.

Does the screen extend automatically with the projector?
Yes. The included wireless trigger set links the screen to your projector's 12 V trigger output or a free USB port. One thing to note: some projectors keep supplying power to the USB port for some time after being switched off, so the screen retracts late or not at all. In this case, the separately available celexon HomeCinema Funktrigger FT1 helps: it is looped into the projector's power cable and detects when the projector is really switched on and off from the current flow, so it switches reliably even if the projector has no suitable output.

We'll be happy to plan the mounting location, distance and image size of your laser TV combination together with you →